Increases, due to come into effect from January, are the first of their kind to be implemented since 2012
A €10 fee increase will bring the cost of a driving license to €65 and a leaner permit to €45. Photograph: iStock
A €10 fee increase will bring the cost of a driving licence to €65 and a leaner permit to €45, while a €5 increase will being the cost of a full NCT test to €60. It argued that for customer services to be sustainable, the RSA “is likely to require an increase in fees in 2025 and modest increases in subsequent years”.
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